Whether your filing system has gotten away from you or it was never really under control to begin with, you can use our handy guide to beat it back into shape. More »
Mary Jo Foley, Microsoft watcher extraordinaire, looks around what’s being said and whispered, about the next version of Windows after 7 and finds a few job listings, resume lines and discussions that offer a few clues. More »
Firefox users have Flashblock and other extensions to cut down on memory-hogging, browser-destabilising Flash animations thrown haphazardly around the web. If you’re a Google Chrome convert, BlockFlash2 can offer much the same protection against random moving objects. More »
We all know the ill-effects of a few too many cups of coffee, but when does the amount of caffeine you ingest become toxic? The Death By Caffeine calculator lets you work out how much of your favourite drink would be lethal. More »
Hairdressers, chemists and supermarkets offer an ever-growing and costly choice of ways to wash your hair, but there’s a much cheaper solution lurking beneath your kitchen sink. More »
Contemplating some share trading now that the worst of the recession has apparently passed, at least as far as the stock market’s concerned? Macquarie’s Edge online trading platform has some neat Web 2.0 features that help it stand out from the pack. More »
Throwing a party and not sure how much booze you’ll need? Liquor retailing giant Dan Murphy’s offers an on-site calculator to ensure you keep your guests happy. More »
If you wanted to check out last week’s first episode of Byteside Tech (featuring Lifehacker’s own Angus Kidman, Gizmodo’s own Nick Broughall amongst others), but couldn’t set aside an hour to watch it in one hit, the good news is that the show is now available via iTunes, as a series of mini-broadcasts and even as an audio-only download. More »
